.NET-Config

Personal set of rules and analyzers distributed as a NuGet package to share configuration across .NET projects.

Heavily based on Gérald Barré (@Meziantou)'s "Sharing coding style and Roslyn analyzers across projects" post and his CodingStandard repository.
This config contains rules changed and fine-tuned to my personal and work needs as well as preferences.

Usage

Add the NuGet package to your project, and the configs will be automatically imported.

[!IMPORTANT] It is recommended to use Directory.Build.props in your project over per .csproj configuration

Structure overview

• Dependencies can be found in Kiruyuto.DotNet.Config.csproj
• .globalconfig rule configurations are located in files/ directory
• .props files are located in build/ directory. These are split into 'categories' for improved maintainability

Building & Local testing

Run this command in the repository root to generate .nupkg file in local-packages/ directory:

dotnet pack Kiruyuto.DotNet.Config/Kiruyuto.DotNet.Config.csproj -c Release -o ./local-packages -p:PackageVersion=0.0.1

After that, you can add the generated package as a local source in your projects to test it out.

dotnet nuget add source "$(cygpath -w "$(pwd)/local-packages")" -n KiruyutoDotNetConfigLocal

Then run this command to check if source was added:

dotnet nuget list source

[!TIP] You can run this one-liner to do above steps at once:

dotnet pack Kiruyuto.DotNet.Config/Kiruyuto.DotNet.Config.csproj -c Release -o ./local-packages -p:PackageVersion=0.0.1 && dotnet nuget add source "$(cygpath -w "$(pwd)/local-packages")" -n KiruyutoDotNetConfigLocal && dotnet nuget list source

When you are done testing and want to remove the local source, run:

dotnet nuget remove source KiruyutoDotNetConfigLocal